HORSE RACING FAQs

Do you provide daily horse racing tips?

Yes, if there's racing on today then we'll have expert racing tips here at MrFixitsTips. We always try to post our tips the night before, to give you the best chance to get on our tips at the best prices, but sometimes our tipsters prefer to wait until the day of the race to see if there's any non-runners or changes to the going which may affect their predictions.

Where should I bet on horse racing?

Almost all online bookies allow you to bet on horse racing, but some are better than others for various reasons.

Racebets offers the widest range of races to bet on with fixed odds available from meetings all around the world. Bet365 are one of the market leaders when it comes to the odds. Other bookies will offer promotions such as extra places, or money back if your horse finishes second. Keep an eye on MrFixitsTips for the best available horse racing offers.

Are all your racing tips free?

Yes, all our horse racing tips here at MrFixitsTips are free. No sign-up is required to access our free racing tips and comments from members of our community, who often post their own tips every day.

Which racing tipster should I follow?

Our racing tipsters devote a huge amount of time to researching and analysing all the form so that you don't have to. They won't get every tip right but their years of experience in identifying trends means they'll get more right than wrong.

You should always follow a racing tipster ‘on paper' first. And if you like their perfomance then start to back their tips. Don't forget to keep an eye on our expert racing tipsters among our members. They can often find little gems, either through their own analysis or word of mouth.

Do you cover the big racing Festivals?

Yes, our experts love the big race meetings and festivals. We pride ourselves on making sure you'll get the best coverage for the biggest racing events here at MrFixitsTips.

We have dedicated sections for our Cheltenham Tips and the Aintree Grand National. You'll also find more in-depth tips for other major race meetings such as Royal Ascot, Punchestown Festival and of course the Five English Classics; The Derby, The Oaks, 1,000 Guineas, St Leger and 2,000 Guineas.

Where can I watch horse racing?

In the UK, there are two dedicated horse racing channels; At The Races and Racing UK. Between them they cover almost every race in the UK and Ireland. Major meetings and racing on Saturdays are often broadcast on ITV, or ITV4.